Volume convergence consequence of the Schoen–Yau zero mass stability conjecture

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Let Ωj(R)\Omega_j(R) be the isoperimetric regions associated with a sequence satisfying the hypotheses of the zero mass stability conjecture, and let B0(R)E3B_0(R)\subset{\mathbb E}^3 be the Euclidean ball of radius RR. Volume convergence consequence. Under the hypotheses of that conjecture,

Vol(Ωj(R))Vol(B0(R))=4πR33.\operatorname{Vol}(\Omega_j(R))\to \operatorname{Vol}(B_0(R))=\frac{4\pi R^3}{3}.

This is presented as a consequence worth testing directly; Shi's volume inequality gives one direction, but the full convergence remains open.

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Primary source

Christina Sormani, “Geometric Stability of the Schoen-Yau Zero Mass Theorem”, arXiv:2604.17599 (2026).

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